Sentence examples for it highly controversial from inspiring English sources

The practice is legal, but the recent wave of corporate scandals has made it highly controversial.

It is highly controversial since it could be interpreted either as an abandonment of the traditional measurements established by Labour, or an attempt to massage the figures.

She was motivated to write "Terry", a song about a biker who died in a crash – and although it made No 4, it was highly controversial and banned from ITV's teenage programme Ready Steady Go! Lord Ted Willis, the creator of Dixon of Dock Green, called it "dangerous drivel".

However, it is highly controversial because, many believe, it lowers the burden of proof on the prosecution and allows those who are simply too morally remote from the crime, bit-part players or not even players at all, to be swept up in a prosecution and convicted on the basis that they were all "in it together".

It's not a Catholic practice often openly spoken about by church leaders because it's highly controversial and disdained by skeptics who doubt the existence of a devil and view the practice as based in ancient superstition. .

"It was highly controversial at the time.

Despite the cosy image, it is highly controversial.

The events surrounding the takeover, and the government's role in it, remain highly controversial.

This theory has shaped policy, behaviour and lives, though it remains highly controversial among terrorism scholars.

It is highly controversial what the availability of UIRs means.

Glanzberg (2004b, 2006) argues this is the correct conclusion, but it is highly controversial.